Josh B K

@emeditz: First, let me welcome you to the group! I'm pretty new to this site myself. I only joined this week. Second, let me express my shared frustration and empathy for the long wait. The entire process of petitioning USCIS as a citizen has made me very angry and motivated me to become an advocate for change. I made the same assumption about TSC based on the return address in my receipt letter. I need to check on my actual processing center as well. I wanted to share with you and @Cookie88 that my understanding of the data on this site leads me to believe you might get earlier responses. I'm not sure where this data comes from, and I'm still working to find out, but according to this site, CSC processing time is about 300 days from your receipt date. The data table indicates that CSC is not processing applications received in September 2023. Reference:

Mine says October 24, 2024, @Cookie88.

Hello Friends: My husband and I are part of the September 2023 gang. Here are our dates. Mailed: Sept 19, 2023 Filed: Sept 22, 2023 NOA1: Sept 22, 2023 Service Center: Texas (TSC) Spouse Citizenship: Mexico The Texas center is currently processing petitions with NOA1 dates of May 27, 2023; so the backlog has about 3 months of petitions ahead of us "septemberers". I am hoping for some of us to get responses in October 2024. The historic processing times for USCIS (all service centers) held steady at about 11.5 months for all of 2023 and 2024; so, I was hoping we would have some action by July 2023. Unfortunately, that is not happening; so, obviously processing times have slowed and the rolling statistics published by USCIS have not yet updated. (source data) Data from the state department shows that 9,837 happy couples received CR-1/IR-1 visas in June (1,824 of these were CR-1). My thoughts are with all of you as we wait for action on our petitions. Joshua